Lawrence Daily Ledger notices and masthead data
The fragment shows a Lawrence Kansas newspaper masthead with publisher information The text lists address Sixth and New Hampshire and a subscription rate per week It notes association with The Associated Press and local and regional readership for the Saturday Evening edition dated Jan 3 57
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Simons
St Sixth
New Hastie
Lawrence
Kansas
United States
Lawtenta
Inflationary Trends and 1957 Congress Preview
President Eisenhower faces a near term budget and policy agenda as Congress prepares for the new session. Inflation pressures, hearings, immigration debates, and potential tax relief for small business shape a hot session with increased government spending likely on highway irrigation and power projects.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Cnss
Sehether
McCarran
Walter Betis
Poland
Thungary
Suen Canal
Europe
Radio and TV Listings From January Weekend
Worldwide grid of radio and television programs details stations WDAF KMBG WREN and WDAP. Includes sports, news, music, variety and syndicated shows for Saturday and Sunday with listed times and channel identifiers.
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WDAF
KMBG
Wren Kfku
BCG
Ole Opry Howe
Sverehunard
Newa BC
WIAF
Helle Piuss
Masterworks
Anyell
Phouias Owerant
WDA
BN WA
Morgan T
KMRC
Wren
Hino Velen
Firestone
WDAR
Kmbo-Orch
WOAF
KRMBO
KMBC
Dilvon
Guy Lombardo
Kansas City Favored for Big Seven Tourney Site
The article argues Kansas City’s Municipal Auditorium offers advantages for the Big Seven Conference basketball tournament including central location, better hotel and restaurant options, and larger crowds. It notes concerns about facilities and atmosphere but cites campus appeal and annual preference by college officials for campus sites.
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Kansas City
Kansas University
Allen Fordhinnsy
Kansas State College
Mirearn Phidhead
Hansa City
Standby Authority Proposal for Middle East Defense
President Eisenhower backs standby power to use U S military forces for Middle East defense as a test of how far Moscow can be deterred. Congress will review amid opposition, but insiders expect eventual approval with critics urging alternative policy approaches.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Middle East
Congress
Washington
Asia
Africa
United States
Auto makers push economy over horsepower trend gains pace
The article notes a shift in U S auto industry focus from high horsepower to fuel efficiency as foreign economy cars rise in popularity. Engineers say the horsepower boom may be peaking and point to laboratories pursuing better gas mileage amid rising traffic tolls and public demand for economical cars.
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U. S
Strésa
Ang
New Books at Free Public Library West History Display
Public library current display features a West history special with new and reissued titles. Notable works include Gilbert A. Lathrop Little Enginant Big Men 1955 and Frank Waters Midas of the Ockies 1937 about Winfield Scott Strattan.
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Puue
Gilbert A Lathrop
Colorado
Midas
Ockies
Frank Waters
West
Winfield Scott Strattan
Crook
Rosebud
J. W. Vaughn
Little Big Horn
Billy the Kid
Fravier Hunt
Far Western Frontier
Ray Allen Billington
Walter Havighurst
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Mississippi
J. C. Abbott
Helena Smith
Texas
Montana
Claude Bradney Named to State Board of Regents
Claude C. Bradney of Columbus is appointed to the Kansas State Board of Regents. A longtime Kan sas legislator he served 14 years in the Senate and House combined. Bradney is praised for finances and education work and his lack of personal political ambition. Southeastern Kansas welcomes his selection as a capable regent from the region.
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New Regent
Bow
Brinkerholt
Pitceburg
Henadight
Claude C. Bradney
Columbus
State Board of Regents
Kansas
Bradney
House of Representatives
Senate
Topeka
Claude Bradney
M. N. Penny
Colorado U
W. R. Downing
George Kirchhoff
Paul Rankin
R. C. Miller
Kenneth Landes
Edward Riling Jr
Baldwin
Baker University
Benjamin Cool
Calgary
Canada
A. T. Walker
Ralph Roby
Mary Jane
Stephens College
Elizabeth Purcell
Margaret Kirchhoff
Barbara Kirchhoff
Margery Dalton
Ethel Senne
Ruth Emerson
Frances Grey
Georgene
Seth Slaughter
A. Puls
Eisenhower Aches Middle East Plan Marketing By Dulles
AP News outlines how the State Department under Secretary Dulles used staged leaks and private briefings to build public and congressional support for a new Middle East program. It traces background from late 1955 to early 1956, including standby armed forces authority and a proposed 400 million dollar aid package across Arab nations and Israel.
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James Marlow
Washington
State Department
Middle East
Dulles
Eisenhowe
Congress
Formosa
Arab Nations
Israel
United States
Anes
Russia
State of the Union
Eisenhower
America
Barbs on Work Ethic and Social Snubs
A doctor notes that cheerful people often stay productive. The piece warns against idle talk and urges focus, while a good worker can face the boss directly unless fatigue wins. It also contrasts female social dynamics with rivals who watch their behavior.
Bakelite and naval stores terms explained
The discussion covers Leo Hedrick Baekeland’s key synthetic compound Bakelite and clarifies “naval stores” meaning resinous pine products. It notes Bakelite’s significance as an early synthetic resin and defines naval stores as fat pitch turpentine and related pine-derived commodities.
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Leo Hedrick Baekeland
Bible Verse Fragment About God in Spirit
Fragmentary line speaks of God in spirit and truth. It references John 4 24 and mentions His truth and spirit guiding believers, though wording is unclear and damaged.
Boy Hurt When Sled Attaches to Passing Car
Nine year old Bobby Guntert was injured when his sled hooked to a passing car. He extended a leg to stabilize the sled and fractured the bone above the left knee. Meanwhile local schools resumed classes today as noted in the community pages.
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Buto
Bobby Guntert
2. M. Sherwood
James Monte
J. L. Constant
American War Dads Auxiliary
Ogden Jones
Division of Sanitation
Kansas State Board of Health
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York City
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